"The Little Prince" is Saint-Exupéry's world-famous work.
The first edition of this book was released in 1943. It has been very popular among readers since then and has been translated into 300 languages. There are endless adaptations in animation, movies, stage plays and other art forms. The book tells the story of a pilot trapped in the Sahara Desert who encounters a little prince from an alien planet. During the chat, the pilot learns about the little prince's brief "wandering" experience and his various confusions about the adult world. In the end, the little prince chose to return to his own planet and to the rose that was most difficult for him to let go of. Although "The Little Prince" is a fairy tale, its philosophical thoughts and satire on the real world make it timeless and become a classic in the hearts of hundreds of millions of readers.
